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05-25-2011, 04:44 PM
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Proper set pronunciation? E90, E91, etc vs. E90-1, E90-2..etc
This may seem trivial but has caused me some problems when communicating verbally with sellers. I obviously know how to pronounce E91, E92, E93, but how do I differentiate between those and E90-1, E90-2, and E90-3?
Should I say "E90 dash 3" or "E90 (pause) 3" or something else? It just saves some time and confusion! Thanks.
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